danEz_yoda
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On the meguairs website, they say that #9 has lots of oils and glaze to help it work. I'm wondering if the M09 needs to be followed with an IPA wipedown before the KAIO so it can prep the surface for SG.
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Megs #9 swirl remover 2.0 under KAIO and SG
- Thread starter danEz_yoda
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imported_Ivan Rajic
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As David said, you can pretty much count KAIO as an IPA wipedown regarding the oils, etc... it's even better if you use it with a machine..
danEz_yoda
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Thats good to hear.
I didn't know if the oils would mix with and change the properties of the KAIO since I put it on so thin.
I didn't know if the oils would mix with and change the properties of the KAIO since I put it on so thin.
imported_smprince1
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I think the point here is if you're going to apply KAIO/KSG, don't do the #9. #9 mostly fills, has almost no correcting abilities, and those fillers will be removed by the KAIO.
imported_DJ Mayo
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#9 with orange pads cuts, not alot but it cuts more than an AIO product.
imported_Ivan Rajic
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smprince1 said:I think the point here is if you're going to apply KAIO/KSG, don't do the #9. #9 mostly fills, has almost no correcting abilities, and those fillers will be removed by the KAIO.
That's not the point at all... #9 works very well as a light cutting/finishing polish even with a white pad
imported_smprince1
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lecchilo said:That's not the point at all... #9 works very well as a light cutting/finishing polish even with a white pad
Then your experience is different than mine because I found it to have practically zero cut and only filled.
Just another case of "your results may vary" I suppose. For me, using #9 before KAIO would appear to be a wasted step, but apparently not everone would agree. I can live with that. :laugh:
imported_Ivan Rajic
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smprince1 said:Then your experience is different than mine because I found it to have practically zero cut and only filled.
Just another case of "your results may vary" I suppose. For me, using #9 before KAIO would appear to be a wasted step, but apparently not everone would agree. I can live with that. :laugh:
Did you use it with PC or rotary and on what paint?